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Care Plan for Individuals with Mental Health Diagnoses
Our care plan for individuals with mental health diagnoses emphasizes personalized support to foster emotional well-being, resilience, and recovery.
Assessment of Needs
Mental Health Condition
Type of diagnosis (e.g., anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia).
Current symptoms and how they impact daily life.
Medication and Treatment
Medications prescribed (name, dosage, and schedule).
Ongoing therapy or counseling sessions.
Emotional Wellbeing
Feelings of loneliness, hopelessness, or frustration.
Coping mechanisms and strategies used.
Daily Living and Routine
Impact of mental health on work, relationships, and daily activities.
Assistance required in maintaining structure and routine.
Crisis and Risk Management
History of self-harm or suicidal ideation.
Triggers and warning signs of mental health deterioration.
Person-Centered Goals
Short-Term Goals:
Maintain medication adherence.
Develop healthy coping strategies for managing stress and anxiety.
Participate in at least one enjoyable activity weekly.
Long-Term Goals:
Build resilience and independence in daily tasks.
Establish and maintain positive relationships.
Reduce the frequency and severity of mental health episodes.
Support Strategies
Emotional Support
Regular one-to-one sessions with a support worker to discuss feelings.
Use mindfulness, relaxation techniques, or creative outlets.
Therapeutic Support
Encourage attendance at therapy or counseling sessions.
Coordinate with mental health professionals to align support with treatment plans.
Medication Management
Support in taking medications as prescribed.
Monitor for side effects and report concerns to healthcare providers.
Daily Living Assistance
Establish structured daily routines to provide stability.
Offer reminders or help with tasks such as cooking, cleaning, or shopping.
Social Engagement
Facilitate involvement in social or support groups to reduce isolation.
Encourage participation in hobbies, community events, or volunteering.
Crisis Management
Develop a personalized crisis plan, including emergency contact numbers.
Train staff to recognize early signs of mental health deterioration and provide appropriate interventions.
Provide a safe space for individuals during periods of distress.
Monitoring and Review
Weekly Check-ins : Track mood, behavior, and progress toward goals.
Monthly Reviews : Update the care plan based on feedback and observations.
Annual Reviews : Collaborate with mental health professionals and family to reassess needs and goals.
Risk Assessment
Potential Risks:
Self-harm, suicidal thoughts, aggressive behavior, or substance misuse.
Mitigation Strategies:
Supervised environments during high-risk periods.
Provide access to helplines or 24/7 crisis services.
Regularly review triggers and coping mechanisms.
Family/Guardian Involvement
Provide regular updates on progress and concerns (with consent).
Offer training on how to support individuals with mental health conditions.
Encourage family involvement in recovery and therapeutic activities.
Shiromalie Dias
Director
At Able Nest, every care plan is thoughtfully designed to empower individuals, focusing on their unique needs and fostering independence, growth, and well-being.